About Me
I have been in media, communications and non profits in India since 2007, having worked in a bunch of media start ups, social good experiments, and human rights organisations. I have been freelancing as an independent journalist since 2018. I mostly cover India's Northeast region (8 states!) that borders China, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Myanmar but also reported from United States, Taiwan, Australia and Thailand. Fluent in English and Hindi, I also understand Assamese, Punjabi and Thadou (Kuki Chin tribal dialect).
I work across beats and most of my stories lie at the intersection of gender, culture, politics, identity, economics and environment. Besides news stories, I specialise in long form narrative non fiction, investigations, documentaries (writing, research and production), podcasts and research. I'm, also, open to gigs on copy writing, digital strategy and speech writing.
In the past, I have worked in organisations like Amnesty International, The Print, Breakthrough, The Alternative, Twenty Onwards Media and Halabol.
I unwind from the horrors of the world by watching horror films, practicing yoga and cooking.